Barca has a chance to avenged that "7up"

while Juve vs Real, Real might be on the edge here but history suggest this tie has always been a close encounter

i think the loss against Torino has gotta do with the player & coach mentality seeing they're a few points away from the Scudetto

as for the clash against Real Madrid i'm confident we'll see a different Juve. Even the under-performing BVB were able to shocked Bayern last night
in DFB Pokal...so yeah, just keep on believing

Andrea "The Wall" Barzagli

only get to watched the 1st half. With Fiorentina leading by 1 goal with Gonzalo penalty, but Llorente & Tevez pull em back for Juve
to lead 2-1. Average performance for the first 30min but Juve kinda get a 'defibrillator' after Fiorentina goal

read the match report that Viola got another PK in the 2nd half but Gonzalo missed this time, only for Tevez to made it 3-1 and Ilicic to pulled
one back in the injury time

p/s: had juve were the recipient of those 2 PK's haters would probably lose their mind saying Refventus this, cheatventus that

and seeing how nervous our defender esp in one-on-one in the penalty box..u can't helped it but feel Real Madrid would
make the most out of this(and they had Ronaldo too)

btw, a draw against Sampdoria would be enough for Juve to celebrate their 4th consecutive Scudetto

however, if u look at Madrid fixture they've more than one thing to worry about

vs Sevilla (A)
vs Juventus (A)
vs Valencia (H)
vs Juventus (H)

that 4 fixtures are like a "make or break" fixtures for em both in UCL & La Liga, and seeing they're up against both team competing
for UCL spot,i kinda feel like the fixture are a bit "nicer" to Juve seeing they're one hand on acquiring the Scudetto

Pirlo is the flop of the match for me, even with him getting an assist for Llorente's goal

Losing the ball cheaply and always trying to dribble himself out of trouble around Juve's penalty area. Hopefully
he'd never do that against Real madrid

Barzagli, eventhough he's 0 goal conceded streak are over but he's solid as always. Hopefully he'll start against Real Madrid, be it
in either Chiellini or Bonucci place

poetic justice,as Rodriguez missed their 2nd 'soft' penalty

if Marotta can repeat what Moggi did with Zidane back then(the Nedved, Buffon, Thuram) arrival, i'd say why not

but i'm still thinking its still too early for Pogba to leave Juve

1 Buffon
2 Romulo
3 Chiellini
5 Ogbonna
7 Pepe
8 Marchisio
9 Morata
10 Tevez
11 Coman
14 Llorente
15 Barzagli
17 De Ceglie
19 Bonucci
20 Padoin
21 Pirlo
23 Vidal
26 Lichtsteiner
27 Sturaro
30 Storari
32 Matri
37 Pereyra
39 Marrone
77Audero

seeing how the draw is enough for Juve to retain their scudetto, and the fact dat Sampdoria was unbeaten at home this season plus Juve will use the makeshift squad this evening..i think a draw would be ideal..

missed the match. F U astro

i think they're mistaken the match for 2.45am

but who cares as long as we clinch our 4th straight scudetto while ending Samp unbeaten home record

Now, focus shifted to Real Madrid and UCL since one domestic aim(another is Coppa) already accomplished

wow, getting so nervous and so much anxiety kicking on in probably the most hardest & important task Juve will faced this season

1 Buffon
3 Chiellini
5 Ogbonna
7 Pepe
8 Marchisio
9 Morata
10 Tevez
11 Coman
14 Llorente
15 Barzagli
17 De Ceglie
19 Bonucci
20 Padoin
21 Pirlo
23 Vidal
26 Lichtsteiner
27 Sturaro
30 Storari
32 Matri
33 Evra
37 Pereyra
39 Marrone
77 Audero

i think this would be the lineup since i assume Juve would try to go for the win here. But i'd some gut feeling dat Llorente would do well(he always did) against Real if he did getting some playing time

------------------Buffon------------------
Lich---------Bonny----Chiello------Evra
------------------Pirlo---------------------
-----Marchisio-------Vidal--------------
-----------------Pereyra-------------------
-------------Morata--Tevez-------------

This post has been edited by noir7559: May 5 2015, 12:07 PM

Morata opening the score against his former club

What an awful defending..

Goallll tevezzzzz

A slim lead to be taken to Spain

But a win is indeed a WIN

If Juve having something they're famous for..its defending their lead in European knockout stage..hopefully the tradition continues next week

keep on believing my fellow Bianconeri

http://semuanyabola.com/juventus-cipta-rek...uara-musim-ini/

hahaha what to do? Here in Asia(mostly Asean) unless if u are not Barca, Real, Bayern or BPL clubs...u would never get the credits u deserved

i think the best football pundit/talker was that indian guy(not Roshan), couldn't remember his name but that dude is in Astro program
called 30 seconds/30 minutes something. That dude knows his stuff esp when talking about things/football outside of Barca,Real,Bayern,BPL

yeap. Stanley Bernard. That him, now i'd remember his name

well, other than financial difficulties...i think the club management played a major role in club success too. Juve since 2011 has proven this theory right,
even with a limited budget compared to the other European juggernaut and oil clubs

if the past record can be counted, Juve has ALWAYS scored in the Bernabeu

and like my posting b4, Juve rarely lose in a knockout tie when winning the 1st leg, while Real never won the semi-final tie after losing the 1st leg

its looks like a stars are align for Juve to appear in UCL final for the first time since 2003. The only advantage Real have is that the fact they've
a better looking team on paper and playing at home(well not really since their own home crowd boo the player on many occasions already )

But regardless of the result in Spain next week, Juve getting to this stage along with Europe top guns is quite the achievement already

This post has been edited by noir7559: May 9 2015, 07:46 AM